“…I just had to kill my baby mama.”
There he is. The Maino we all know and love is back as homicidal and bi-polar as ever. This time, fresh off of asking the ladies not to be scared, he contemplates sending his baby mama to Read the rest of this entry »
Man I might have to cross over to the dark side. Between the Campus 80′s & these K-Ball mids, both designed by Kazuki Kuraishi, I’m feeling mighty tempted.
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Usually when you make a song for a woman and title it after her, you’ve had a relationship with her, you’re courting her, or she broke your heart. Or you at least know the chick. For instance, “Sarah Smile” or “Me and Mrs. Jones.”
But when you make a song towards a woman that you don’t even know personally, that’s when stalking comes into play. Now, I thought people were done once “Halle Berry” dropped. But I sense a trend has started and it scares me.
I present to you, Lil Flip’s “Kim Kardashian.”
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Download — Lil Flip – “Kim Kardashian”
I keep telling you “purists” that there’s a beauty in the song. Seek & you shall find.
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Push up ya lighters! It’s that time. Before giving fans his debut album, Wale & 9th Wonder take us Back To The Feature. Hit the break for the goods. Read the rest of this entry »
You have to believe in dreams, I mean aim high. How else can you explain Skillz gettin’ Mariah on a track? Read the rest of this entry »
At this point, will we ever hear any song from Ryan and not think it’s a thinly veiled ode to Cassie? He may have lost the battle, but he won the war Read the rest of this entry »
Off the upcoming The Connect project, Chris & Free trade bars back & forth like it’s still the good old days.
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Download — Young Chris Feat. Freeway – “Last Two”
Words By Jason Hortillas
DJ Neil Armstrong is getting more and more shine nowadays and, for those in the know, it’s well deserved. In this MTV.com interview, Neil discusses spinning at the Obama inauguration and how he linked up with Jay-Z and why so many DJ’s are Asian. You know, all those pressing questions we want to know the answers to.
In all seriousness, it’s good to see Neil get his due recognition.
June 21 is the last day to vote for L.
Do your duty.
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Download — Nas – “Be Worried” (Prod. by Swizz Beatz) [CDQ/No DJ]
Props to KC
There are certain words within each profession which are reserved for a select few who have toiled to reach a higher plateau. Within the world of music, terms like classic and legendary are bestowed upon those who have created acclaimed works and/or proven themselves to be head and shoulders above their peers. Being involved in such a fickle industry, where people constantly come and go, a long and consistent career can lead to an individual gaining a hyperbolic perception of self. With fifteen years in and the completion of his 8th studio album, Legendary, AZ certainly feels he’s entitled to such a lofty title. But is he really a legendary figure within the realm of Hip-Hop or is he just a legend in his own mind. Read the rest of this entry »
“There’s an elephant in the room/And every time I mention it I’m a fool/But you don’t see no hesitance when I move/Ask me who’s better in interviews/When I say nobody, I ain’t lyin’, I’m biased/Last year, I said Auto-Tune should die/And now the same DJ’s that was praisin’ that – “Pop Champagne”/Want to stop the campaign/What the fuck?!?…
Shots fired! Man down! I repeat shots fired! © eskay Read the rest of this entry »
Off that Smoke N Mirrors album & featuring Damian Jr. Gong Marley.
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